- I listened to all the videos to check if the lecture was well-made. For people who create something, what they create always seems to have shortcomings, but for some reason, listening to the lecture I made myself, I think the feeling of satisfaction came first rather than a lack or regret.
- If you say, "Aren't you praising yourself too much??", I honestly don't have much to say, but at least my lecture seems to please me. It's actually a paid lecture, and I also think, "Isn't it more embarrassing to charge money for a lecture that doesn't even please the creator?"
- After listening to the entire lecture, I, as the creator, was also given the opportunity to leave a review. I briefly wondered if it wouldn't be too ridiculous for the creator to give themselves a rating, decide how many stars to give, and write the review themselves, but I boldly gave it โญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธ. I believe my lecture deserves five stars.
- Lecture reviews are only revealed when three or more are written. Excluding myself, there were two other grateful individuals who had already left reviews, and with my review, a total of three were written, so all lecture reviews were switched to public. If the other reviews that were already written hadn't been good, I might have been hesitant to make them public, but thankfully the content of the other reviews was good, which is also why I decided to 'make the lecture reviews public'.
- Regardless of whether the quality of the lecture satisfies me as the creator, there may naturally be aspects that others who are taking the lecture find disappointing. Although you may be busy, if you send your feedback on disappointing points to coder.collie.dev@gmail.com, I will incorporate them.
- Finally, I sincerely thank you for taking the time to listen to my lecture.
